"It’s already been a huge year for queer and trans representation in nature, from gay humpback whales to the half-male, half-female bird. Now, comedian Mae Martin is going to be documenting it all in an episode of the long-running Canadian documentary series The Nature of Things."
READ MORE...ANOTHER WIN FOR GAY ANIMALS
Canadian comedian Mae Martin is a self-proclaimed "nerd for science," so it's no surprise they're hosting an episode of The Nature of Things — television's longest-running science program.
READ MORE...Mae Martin explores the science of gender
Directors Gilles Doiron, Michelle Mama and Will Prosper honour Governor General’s Performing Arts Awards laureates in seven new NFB shorts...
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A total of $257,500 has been dispersed through the Hot Docs-Slaight Family Fund, Hot Docs Ted Rogers Fund and CrossCurrents...
READ MORE...Hot Docs reveals 2023 doc fund recipients
The non-binary Canadian comic will front Fluid: Life Beyond the Binary, a documentary delving into the factual background of gender fluidity while meeting with gender non-conforming youth and experts...
READ MORE...Mae Martin to host new documentary
UNLEASHING QUEER VOICES THROUGH MENTORSHIP AND PRODUCTION
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UPCOMING
ANTI DIVA:
CAROLE POPE
CONFESSIONS
Carole Pope is a queer icon and rock outlaw who was a beacon of freedom, feminism and gay liberation at a time before it was safe or cool. During the 70s and 80s, her band Rough Trade made platinum-selling records and opened for David Bowie and Roxy Music. From their avant-garde album covers to their slavish attention to outré fashion, hair and makeup, Carole Pope and Rough Trade were impossible to ignore...
